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No more head shaking, scratching or crusty ears.
A fraction of the cost of a vet visit.
Breaks the mite cycle before it reaches the inner ear.
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We offer a full 100-Day Money-Back Guarantee.
If you don't see real improvement in your bun's head shaking, ear scratching, crusty ears or scabs within 100 days, simply email us for a full refund, no questions asked.
We're confident because this addresses the whole mite cycle (the adults AND the eggs hiding under the crusts) — not just one round. But if it doesn't work for your bun, you don't pay.
Ear mites live deep in the fold of your rabbit's ear canal — and they breed faster than most bunny parents realize.
Mite eggs hatch in about 4 days. Lops and Dwarfs are hit hardest: the folded cartilage and narrow canal trap warmth, wax and debris. That's why a bun can go from one little head shake to an ear full of crust in just a couple of weeks.
As the mites feed, the skin weeps and dries into thick, layered crusts. Those crusts shelter the next generation. Left alone, the damage spreads deeper into the ear, where it can lead to painful infection, loss of balance or head tilt.
Spot-ons and one-off treatments hit the adult mites — but miss the eggs under the crust. That's why the mites come back.
Our formula works physically, not chemically. A pure blend of olive, MCT and mineral oils coats the canal and smothers mites on contact, with no pesticide for them to resist. Vitamin E and chamomile soften the crusts so they slide out on their own and soothe the raw skin underneath.
You're not just killing one round of mites. You're breaking the cycle.
Warm the bottle in your hands for 30 seconds. Apply 3-5 drops into each ear, then gently massage the base of the ear for 20-30 seconds.
Routine by stage:
→ Active crusts & scratching: once a day for 7 days
→ Then every 3 days for 3 more weeks to catch hatching eggs
→ Prevention (Lops & Dwarfs): once a week — one bottle lasts 3-6 months
Never pick or scrape the crusts. Let the oil soften them so they fall out naturally.
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Most bunny parents see the first change in 2 to 3 days: less head shaking, less scratching, a calmer bun at night. The crusts can look the same for the first few days. That's normal; the oil is softening them from underneath.
Thick crusts and long-running cases usually take 2 to 3 weeks.
Head shaking, scratching, crusts, scabs: all signs of the same mite cycle. As the cycle breaks, they improve together. Owners tell us their bun is binkying and sleeping through the night again.
Still shaking at day 7? Check you're using 3-5 drops per ear and keep going through the 3-week egg cycle. No change at 100 days, and the guarantee means you don't pay. If you ever notice a head tilt or loss of balance, see a rabbit-savvy vet right away.
Mites can come back from hay, bedding or a new bun. A weekly drop keeps the ears clean and the mites out.
Extra Virgin Olive Oil (cold-pressed) - 70%
The base of the formula. Coats the ear canal and smothers mites on contact by blocking the tiny pores they breathe through. Physical, not chemical, so there's nothing for mites to build resistance to.
Fractionated Coconut Oil (MCT) - 20%
A light, fast-spreading oil that stays liquid (unlike kitchen coconut oil). It seeps under the dry, flaky crusts and softens them so they slide out on their own.
USP Mineral Oil - 7%
Boosts the smothering effect deep in the canal. On its own, mineral oil smothers but doesn't heal. Here it works alongside the olive oil, vitamin E and chamomile that soothe and repair the skin.
Vitamin E + Chamomile (bisabolol) - 3%
Vitamin E helps raw, scabbed skin heal and keeps the oil fresh (never rancid). Chamomile calms red, itchy ears so your bun stops scratching.
Zero tea tree. Zero lavender. Zero pesticides. 3-5 drops per ear, no sting, no greasy fur.
Is this right for my bun?
For rabbits who shake their head, scratch their ears with their back feet, or have dry flaky crusts or scabs inside the ear. Especially Lops and Dwarfs. If the mites keep coming back no matter what you try, the egg cycle was never broken.
Is it safe? Can I use it with my vet's treatment?
Yes. It's made only of rabbit-safe ingredients, with no drug, no pesticide and zero essential oils, so it's safe alongside your vet's treatment. Many owners keep their vet's plan going while BunEar softens the crusts and soothes the ear. If your bun has a head tilt, loss of balance or a smelly discharge, see a rabbit-savvy vet first.
Does it contain tea tree or essential oils?
No. Tea tree, eucalyptus, pennyroyal and strong lavender can be toxic to rabbits, so we leave them out completely. BunEar is just olive oil, MCT coconut oil, USP mineral oil, vitamin E and chamomile.
Why do ear mites keep coming back after treatment?
Most treatments hit the adult mites but leave the crusts and eggs behind. The eggs hatch and the cycle restarts 2-4 weeks later. BunEar softens the crusts and is used through the full 3-week egg cycle.
Will this work if olive oil from my kitchen didn't?
Yes. Kitchen olive oil is heavy, mats the fur and goes rancid, and it has nothing to soothe the skin. BunEar is a lighter, pre-blended formula with vitamin E and chamomile, used on a routine that covers the egg cycle.
Will this work for young buns?
Yes, and catching it early matters. A young bun that's already shaking its head may have mites settling in. Starting early means fewer crusts, faster relief and fewer vet visits.
My bun hates being handled. Is it hard to apply?
No. Warm the bottle in your hands, wrap your bun in a towel 'bunny burrito' style, drop and massage the base of the ear for 20 seconds, then give a treat. Most buns relax once the itch eases.
Three buns. One bottle. Hear from the people who tried everything else first.
Two rounds of spot-on from the vet and the crusts were back three weeks later. I was scared to pick at them because last time her ear bled. Started BunEar on a whim — by day four the crust was softening and coming out on its own. No new crusts since. She's binkying again and I'm not checking her ears at 2am anymore.
His ear was packed with thick crust and he'd scratch with his back foot until it bled. I tried olive oil from the kitchen and it just matted his fur. Three days on BunEar and the scratching calmed right down. The scabs are healing and his ears are pink again. First time in months.
Every few weeks it was the same cycle — scratching with her back foot, head shaking, pulling away when I tried to look. Started BunEar after two vet visits and a $280 bill. By week three her ears were pink and clean. Two months now on a weekly drop and not a single crust. She's back to loafing on her blanket.
Ear mites don't go away on their own. Every 4 days a new generation hatches under the crust, and the damage spreads a little further into your bun's ear.
Week 1Tiny flakes, first head shakes
A few grey flakes deep in the canal. Your bun stops mid-hop to shake its head or scratch with a back foot.
Week 2Scaly crusts build up
Yellow-grey scales stack up inside the canal. The skin turns red and the scratching starts keeping you both up at night.
Week 3The crust fills the canal
Thick brown crust plugs the ear and spreads up the ear flap. Eggs hide underneath. Picking it off makes the ear bleed.
Week 5+Severe ear canker
The whole inner ear is covered in crust, raw and painful. Left alone, mites can spread deeper into the ear and lead to infection, loss of balance or head tilt.
3-5 warm drops a day coat the ear canal and smother the mites on contact. At the same time, the oils soften the crust so it comes out on its own, taking the hidden eggs with it. No scraping, no stinging.
Coats the ear canal and suffocates mites on contact. Physical, not chemical, so mites can't resist it.
Light oil that seeps under dark crusts and softens them so they slide out on their own. No scraping.
Helps raw, scabbed skin heal once the crusts come away. Keeps the oil fresh, never rancid.
Soothes red, irritated ears so your bun stops scratching and shaking its head.
Coats the ear canal and suffocates mites on contact. Physical, not chemical, so mites can't resist it.
Light oil that seeps under dark crusts and softens them so they slide out on their own. No scraping.
Helps raw, scabbed skin heal once the crusts come away. Keeps the oil fresh, never rancid.
Soothes red, irritated ears so your bun stops scratching and shaking its head.
Rabbit-safe = no sting, no setbacks.
Kitchen oils mat the fur and go rancid, and many 'natural' drops hide tea tree or eucalyptus, which can be toxic to rabbits.
BunEar is essential-oil free, light and pre-blended, so it reaches the ear canal, not your bun's neck fur.
Plus, no wrestling your bun with a cotton swab. Just warm, drop and massage.
Veterinarian, exotic animal practice
This changed how I treat ear mites
I've treated ear mites in rabbits for over a decade. Spot-ons work — but buns kept coming back with the same crusty ears. When I understood the egg cycle under the crust, everything shifted. This formula softens the crusts and smothers mites without stinging. I recommend it to every bunny parent I see.
Veterinarian, small mammal practice
The results surprised me
I was skeptical. Another ear product for pets. But it's essential-oil free and made only with rabbit-safe oils, which is rare. I started recommending it to my toughest cases — Lops with thick crusts that kept coming back. The ears cleared. The head shaking stopped. Several owners told me their bun was binkying again within days.
Veterinarian, rabbit-savvy practice
I wish I'd found this years ago
Most ear drops in pet stores are made for dogs and cats, and many hide tea tree or pyrethrins that burn a rabbit's raw skin. This one is properly formulated for rabbits. I've had patients who'd tried everything show real improvement within 2-3 weeks. Crusts gone. Ears pink. It's the one ear product I recommend with confidence.
Trusted by Bunny Parents Across the US
Every bottle is made for one animal: rabbits. Essential-oil free, pesticide free and gentle enough for Lops, Dwarfs, Rex and Flemish Giants, so your bun can get back to binkies, zoomies and side flops. Because we don't just treat one round of mites. We break the cycle.
Tap each to see the science
Ear mites live in the warm fold of your rabbit's ear. Lops and Dwarfs are hit hardest: folded cartilage and a narrow canal trap wax, warmth and debris. When the ear is clean, your bun is comfortable. When mites move in, the trouble starts.
As mites feed, the skin weeps and dries into thick, layered crusts.
The eggs sit safely underneath, ready to hatch in about 4 days and start the cycle all over again.
Mites and crusts irritate the canal, and your bun reacts with everything you actually see: the head shaking, the back-foot scratching, the scabs, the sleepless nights. It's not your fault. It's the cycle.
Most spot-ons kill adult mites, but the crusts and eggs stay put - so new mites hatch and the itch comes back in 2-4 weeks. BunEar smothers mites on contact and softens the crusts so the eggs come out with them.
Less head shaking. No more scratching. Crusts that slide out on their own. A bun that binkies again. Because the fix is physical, as the cycle breaks, the symptoms stop coming back.
